The Thirteenth Emerald Tablet
A historically significant archaeological
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The Thirteenth Emerald Tablet
A historically significant archaeological find surfaces on the black market for artifacts. If the discovery goes public, it’ll shake the world to its core, shattering pragmatic taboos and accepted falsehoods.
Dorian Murdock, a disgraced historian and notorious adventurer, realizes the artifact is even more significant than anyone thought. It serves as a guide to a relic whose existence was previously unknown, bringing ancient secrets back from the depths of oblivion. Secrets that many would prefer to keep hidden rather than reveal to the world, and which the Society has been seeking for nearly two centuries to return to the people.
Murdock sets off in pursuit of the discovery. Along the way, he’s aided by a sensitive hacker and a rebellious archaeologist.
Secret groups and mysterious organizations emerge from the shadows, joining the race where the stakes are nothing less than finding the Thirteenth Emerald Tablet of Atlantis, which holds the key to deciphering lost, archaic teachings.
As Murdock gets closer to unlocking the secret, solving some millennia-old historical mysteries in the process, he realizes that the quest is also the beginning of his own spiritual adventure.
In every era, there have been those who sought Atlantis.
The only evidence for the existence of Atlantis is the Emerald Tablets of Thoth.
But perhaps even more important than the existence of the Sunken World itself is the wisdom Atlantis left behind. It’s no easy task; but the path was deliberately made difficult. Thoth, who was chosen as the God of Writing and Wisdom in Egypt, provided enough signs and guidance for us to succeed!
What readers say about the book🧐
Book Review: The Thirteenth Emerald Tablet Author: Brett O’ConorWith its rich historical intrigue, high-stakes adventure, and deep philosophical exploration, The Thirteenth Emerald Tablet is all of these and much more, according to Brett O'Conor. Above all, though, it is more than just a treasure hunt; it is a quest through ages of hidden history, forbidden knowledge, and self-examination for redemption.It follows disgraced historian Dorian Murdock's botched attempts at tracking down a steal of the legendary Thirteenth Emerald Tablet-an artifact that could skew all we reckon we know about the past and the progression of human civilization. He finds shadowy organizations hiding, bent to keeping the tablet secret, as Murdock stumbles upon the race to unlock the secrets of the tablet.Murdock's own haunted past figures in this formidable trio against ancient clues, twenty-first century conspiracy, and his contemporary doppelgangers—alongside a brilliant hacker and a rebellious archaeologist. Writing by O'Conor compels by pulling one across the fabric of history with thrilling fiction. The pacing keeps one more than keenly attentive; the details into lost civilizations and secret societies add volumes to authenticity. The novel packs more than just action, with strong internal themes-such as power, redemption, and knowledge. What makes this novel more than just an adventure of a lifetime, is that it has an emotional depth to it and meaning, thanks to Murdock's transformation.For fans of the genre, The Thirteenth Emerald Tablet is a must-read; it is intellectually satisfying and quite thrilling.
Vidhika Yadav
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Brett O'Conor
– XXI. century Writer
Welcome to the world of Brett O’Conor, where the boundaries of reality blur and the extraordinary takes center stage. A master of the unexpected, O’Conor is a writer who defies conventional genre limits, weaving science fiction, mystical adventures, psychological thrillers, and utopian fantasies into captivating narratives. His work resonates with a deep connection to the ancient past while casting a sharp eye on the pitfalls of our modern world. Whether uncovering forgotten wisdom or exploring the shadowy consequences of our societal flaws, O’Conor’s stories challenge readers to think beyond the ordinary. Known for his intricate and immersive plots, O’Conor often faces criticism for seamlessly blending real-world mechanics into his fiction-yet this is precisely what sets him apart. His debut novel, The Hollow, was released in both English and Hungarian, earning him a loyal following on an international scale. Dive into his universe where spiritual mysteries collide with futuristic warnings, and discover stories that transcend time, place, and imagination.